Hello, welcome to another episode of Inside the Data on Inside the Birds.

I'm Jeff Mosher.

And of course, when we're talking data and analytics, we're bringing in Sam Finkel to help

us break down all the numbers and explain what they mean.

And as we promised to do after the draft, we already did the guys that the Eagles drafted.

But Sam said, let's go and do the UEDFAs because there's some interesting information on them.

I agree.

And in this episode, we'll go through the rookie free agent signings, the guys who are undrafted.

Now, it's a little tricky, Sam, right? Because these guys are a little bit lesser known,

they may not have had combine testing, may not have had a pro day, or if they did, the information

may not be available because some of them come from small school. So I imagine this was a little bit

more difficult to find out data and information that helps you. Yeah, you're absolutely right.

And this is obviously the last episode of the series. So, you know, we really appreciate everyone

coming this far. I will say this data is definitely a little bit different than what you've seen throughout the series,

as you kind of hinted at. We don't have those testing numbers for production and athleticism

for 70% of the UDFA class. But we still tried to, you know, supplement that data with things

that should be helpful in explaining these signings.

What jumped out to you just from an overall standpoint about, and by the way, before I even

asked that question, because you and I were discussing this before we recorded, UDFA signings for

the Eagles are pretty vital. Last year, one did not make the 53-man roster, but if you look at the previous

years before that, we came up with five or six names from Josh Job, who's no longer with the team,

but playing a significant role with the Seahawks. Eli Ricks is with the team. Starting

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